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Level one - The Torso
In this course students will learn the process of creating a sculpture in
clay. The clay will then be used to make a mold and the final work will be cast
in plaster. The subject for the first work is the human torso. Emphasis is on
learning to work with clayas well as the study of the figure.

This is a beginners course and
no experience is required
Level two - Introduction to sculpture from life
Students will begin the process of learning to model from life using a
plaster cast of a hand. Using a plaster casting enables the student to copy from
a three dimensional object in preparation for sculpting from a live model.
The method of rubber mold making will be learned to cast the final work in
plaster.
Emphasis is on technique, understanding of materials, and realistically
representing the human form.

The prerequisite to begin this course is the
level 1
Open session - personal projects and Level three students
For students who are interested in exploring there own creative projects
there is the possibility of enrolling in an open session course. Examples of
works done in this course are Portrait busts, works from the students mind or
pictures... etc.
For the students who are interested, methods of working with wax will be
explored. Wax enables the sculptor to realize pieces not possible in clay. Wax
is also the material used to cast in bronze using the lost wax method.
There are many possibilities and each project will must be discussed and
approved by the teacher in order to realize if the project is feasible at the
students level.
Level one is require to begin this course
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